This is Why eBay is Undervalued

The following video is from Thursday's MarketFoolery podcast, featuring host Chris Hill, and analysts Joe Magyer and Bill Mann. Shares of eBay (NAS: EBAY) recently hit their highest point in nearly eight years after the company reported Q3 earnings. In this segment, the guys analyze the strength of PayPal and eBay's Marketplace division, and Joe shares why he believes the stock is still undervalued, even despite the shares' current eight-year high.

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